Also, Haggar "is" Jesse Ventura and the Andores are modelled after the wrestler Andre the Giant. These pop culture references add to this game's greatness.
My bro did a prank call at a telephone box down the road to someone called 'Mr Hagger'! Said exactly what he says on this version. Hilarious- we couldn't stop laughing. Aah, the days of 10p phone calls and no tracking no cell phones AND you would even get a phone book in there!.....those were the days.... REPLY
The soundtrack is not faithful from the original... Modern music killed the original sharm of the game... Graphics.... Seriously... the cps1 version were better and here we are really ugly... Just this game are mess...
this is the best version of final fight ever made, this soundtrack even destroys the 360's and ps3's final fight double impact soundtrack i wish they used this soundtrack :(
+steve klarke I'm personally partial to "Mighty Final Fight" on NES, because it had great music, graphics, and they really added some great "level up" mechanics similar to Double Dragon. Though you're right, this is absolutely the best port of the arcade game (though it seems like it has some extra content). The SNES port is actually really good also, Capcom was just lazy and omitted 2 player, for no good reason at all.
+poopmaster13 well mighty final fight is kinda a new diff game but still cool i agree, and they got ALOT lazier on the SNES port of final fight then that not only omiting 2 player but also having only 2 characters to chose from and an entire level was removed in the SNES version so theres alot to hate about the snes version sadly but it still had great music graphics and gameplay :) OH final fight 2 and 3 were fantic on SNES though
+poopmaster13 I personally think this is better then the arcade. For one reason the cut scenes have sound. Arcade version just writing to read. The sound on the sega cd version so awesome from the music to the cut scenes just everything best version hands down.
The SNES always had better colours than the SEGA 16-bits, but FFCD was the best home version until the arcade itself became available through MAME and Capcom collections. Thanks to the CD, the tunes are still among the best.
The SNES graphics were better when it came to colors, which I won't deny. That being even the Sega CD port did have greater detail, and animation, along with virtually everything else too.
@@freakyfornash the SNES versions of Arcade games were always closer to the arcade versions than Genesis versions. For example street fighter 2 was closer to the arcade than Genesis and had music closer to the arcade. Mortal Kombat on the SNES was closer to the arcade graphic wise and sound wide minus the blood or fatalities. Final fight on SNES was closer to the arcade minus a character. "Wow just like the Arcade"... I miss that catch phrase!
I never actually had this game, but seeing it still makes me nostalgic, because I can remember how when the Sega CD was first announced, I was dreaming of getting it one day and was reading an article about it in my favorite video game magazine over and over, looking at the pictures of the cool new games that were announced for the system, long before it ever came to Europe, where I lived. One of those games the article wrote about was this one. I was nothing less than obsessed with the Sega CD and it felt as if I had to wait a thousand years from the day the Japanese version came out, till they finally brought it to Europe. I was worse than the little kid from that famous Christmas movie, who wants to have that air rifle and can hardly think of anything else, hehehe. Sometimes I wish I could still get even half as enthusiastic about anything as I was back then.
Don't we all? I'll never forget how psyched I was when I got both this, and Sega CD for Christmas in 95, which was my signature gift that year! That was when Final Fight first truly came home for me, after the shoddy SNES port for certain too!
A 3rd-party arcade-originated beat 'em up game by Capcom were ported by SEGA into the CD is better than SNES version (Guy will be separated and most of elements were modify), voice acting is messy than Japanese language however it's does really looks like 1980s action movie with some 80s music.
I still wonder to this day why the Mega/Sega CD never the commercial success it deserved to be. You had an additional 12Mhz 68000 CPU and a custom ASIC chip for sprite scaling and rotation (something that was planned for the Mega Drive itself but was cut for cost reasons) plus a cutsom PCM sound chip. I often wondered what games like Out Run and Power Drift would have looked like on the machine. The only drawback I can think of, was the Sega CD didn't increase the number of available on screen colours the Mega Drive offered.
One of the best video games for the system. I've had Final Fight CD for my Mega CD II back in 1993 and I absolutely love it, gameplay, music, etc...its a shame Sega didn't build in it 32x.
Marcel I think it goes without saying the arcade is the best version, I'm pretty sure that what he meant is its the best version Outside of the arcade...I agree tho, the x68000 version is the best outside the arcade.
ok the arcade version is best, BUT the x68000 & Neo Geo versions ARE the arcade versions, they are not ports. Meaning sega cd version is second best then to arcade.
This version is way better than the watered down Snes version which had two versions. The regular retail version with Cody and no Guy, and the Blockbuster exclusive Guy version without Cody. This one has all three fighters from the get-go.
You know what....I've been beating myself over the head trying to figure out what Sega game I had and I absolutely LOVED the OST. THIS IS IT! I couldn't remember the name but I knew I used to play it all the time! Even back then I recorded this on cd and played it in my car...never forget it...Pontiac GTP, white, had just put in MB Quart subs...man I can't believe I found this! =D
there is: Sega Classic Arcade Collection, the compilation cd with Golden Axe & the likes. The voices in streets of rage are massively improved in that version
+Joan Agrossa You said it. I was excited when I heard the arcade was coming on Capcom classics vol.1. I've waited my whole life to beat it, and I was glad too. I even had to get this game from ebay just to add to my collection. A bit harder but I enjoyed it.
Without a doubt, this is the best console version of Final Fight ever made. The subway level and bayside level tracks are some of the greatest remade rock compositions I have heard in video game history (not to mention one of the best soundtracks PERIOD) and this game was SO addictive. I love this game so much.
I agree that this port certainly isn't arcade perfect but it's probably the closest out of the lot of them and it is a really good game. I like the music in the game, they seem to have deliberately gone for a seedy/cheesy 80's action film feel and it suits the feel of the play well and works, albeit as a one off gimmick and besides holding all the sprite data I guess they had to make use of the CD format in other ways too. I think however, the game would have done better if it had just been a standard Megadrive game on a big 16-Meg cartridge and come out a year or two earlier with music using the standard Megadrive sound chips and sans the atrocious voice acting!
+Last Ninja Has nobody heard of Final Fight Double Impact? It's a perfect arcade port of the original. Plus, you also get Magic Sword; one of Capcom's other beat-em'-ups as well, making it a nice little package!
There's no way the Genesis could have possibly done Final Fight it's near full justice like the Sega CD version did though. Not sure it would have been any better than the badly butchered Super N.E.S. port either for that matter.
The SNES port was only butchered because it was on an eight-megabit ROM, and Capcom was new to the SNES's hardware. Had they been given a larger cartridge space and more experience (and possibly more time) it could've turned out pretty close to the arcade game. I'm also sure that a stock Genesis could run Final Fight just fine. Just look at Streets of Rage 2, it has huge sprites and several enemies on screen. Of course the music wouldn't be as good as the CD version, but that's to be expected.
Sega cd along with the dreamcast sega Saturn panasonic 3do game gear turbo grafx 16 psp ps vita ps2 neo geo pocket color gamecube sega mega drive and atari 7800 was all underrated game consoles
Yeah, but there was only so much that could be done with the Genesis/Sega CD's limited color palette. But they did very well with what they had to work with, especially since what the graphics didn't have in color was made up with in good detail, and better than the badly butchered Super N.E.S. port too.
@@solarflare9078 Thanks for the reply Solar Flare. I have since recorded a playthrough of Pyron's colour hack for Final Fight CD. I always knew it could have had better colours.
the voice acting is sometimes weird and funny at same time . =P like this phone-call between haggar and the gears on the beginning . xD but awesome port of this game . =)
This is one of my all-time favourite arcade games and I remember being envious of the SNES for having this game then then I learned of its deficiencies. This port was the best of its time. I can't believe how big the sprites are and there doesn't appear to be any slowdown while on-screen. Sega copied heavily from this game with SOR and I love that series also. Thanks for sharing. Hearing the terrible voice acting is a nice touch also.
Not really. Cody got arrested multiple times for getting into fights after Mad Gear was destroyed. The first few times, Haggar used his position to bail him out, but Cody's violent tendencies escalated that Haggar eventually gave up on him, Jessica left him and Guy was off doing his own Bushin thing at the time, so he didn't know what was going on with Cody until Alpha 3.
love the music on the bay area stage! graphics are nice and very sharp with 2 player option and i see NO slowdown. easily one of the best home ports of an arcade game ever. it has the only upgrade that actually worked well - the music. many times, the music upgrade is bad like the ninja gaiden NES series on the snes trilogy cart, or mega man series from NES put onto the genesis/mega drive (wily wars cart). both of those games ruined the music. this enhances it.
Agreed, in this case the music brings it home. Also unlike the SNES version, all three characters are selectable and there's not a single iota of slowdown. This was hands down the best home conversion of the game.
The music on the Industrial Stage is one of my all time favorite OST alongside the Megaman/Rockman 2 OST!!! Oh the memories!! Thanks for the upload. Btw, why was this video set to private? I couldn't watch this about 2 days ago....
I will never forget on Christmas morning back when I was a kid I woke up and Santa Claus brought me a Sega CD with this version of final fight this is probably the best version of the game the audio was tremendous the graphics were tremendous and it had voiceovers I remember that narrator at the beginning of the game classic! I still have this version of the game I know it's somewhere in my closet I wish they would make some type of retro clone consul that will run Sega CD Disk bass games so I can play it lol
Me too, when "Santa" got me this game, along with a Sega CD for Christmas in 95, and was the sole reason why I even wanted that otherwise mediocre console in the first place. This was when Final Fight truly came home, not counting the badly butchered Super NES port, which was a horrible injustice to the game.
Cannot say I would expect those voices for the characters. Would assume they were abit deeper :) On a sidenote - Guy and Cody talking to each other infront of a mirror...
It lacks in overall colour palette compared to the original one and, of course, is always a "translation" from the original CPS1 coin op hardware. The soundtrack is amazing, I wish the PS3 version had this one instead of the simple electronic remix. This one is instrumental, too damn good ;)
It's just a comment on the technical point of view, why dumb? Mega CD is the best version on the soundtrack but not on graphic (same palette of Amiga 500 by the way). Matter of fact.
That's why I mentioned an ideal "melt" between those two home systems, MCD and PS3. PS3 actually have a remastered soundtrack but is not orchestrated like this one, this one is amazing.
***** About the graphic: I think is also a long gap between two types of programming that makes the MegaCD version animperfect translation, interpretation. Probably at those times the gap was too huge between the two machines. If you watch closer, this version is totally different in the way the sprites moves (falling, been hit) making the overall playability slightly different from the coin-op. I'm sure about that cause when I was 8, I spent a fortune on the coin-op lol :D
I disagree with both of your comments. The music in the first level perfectly depicts the fight that lies ahead, while the later levels are more "cheerful" as the victory comes nearer. Besides, if you watched action movies in the 80's and early 90's, the soundtracks featured similarly "ironic" tunes.
The dialogue in the end was corny, especially with Jessica's lines. Still love this game. The gaming industry needs 2 do a remake along with Streets of Rage.
I keep hearing how this conversion is arcade perfect but there are a lot of sound effects missing and the colors are not that great either, even compared to the Amiga version.
Ghost81 To compare Final Fight CD to the crappy 16 colors Amiga one ... wow. Final Fight CD can't be Arcade Perfect because CPS1 has more colors than the MD, except of that it's an excellent conversion.
+SamaSaku1 Amiga Final Final is one of the worst arcade conversions I've ever played. A strange thing about Amiga fans is that they seem to prefer style over substance: Amiga version has more colours therefor the Amiga version is better. Daft logic.
+trip2themoon Actually the amiga version has less colours than the Mega Cd version ... it's the same version has on Atari ST and Atari ST could display only 16 colours on screen.
SamaSaku1 I remembered the Amiga version being better, to be honest: I must have substituted memories of the arcade original and though it was Amiga. It does look pretty crap.
+SamaSaku1 More colours does not make a better game. I loved my Amiga, I still have my A1200 but Final Fight was a horrendous conversion. Thank God I only paid £3 for a pirate from The Barras market in Glasgow.
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Man, the CD soundtrack gives it the 80's action movie feel that the gameplay goes for.
Also, Haggar "is" Jesse Ventura and the Andores are modelled after the wrestler Andre the Giant. These pop culture references add to this game's greatness.
The CD soundtrack makes this game so much more enjoyable!
Even better than the arcade version imo!
But we can all agree that the intro is crap!
My bro did a prank call at a telephone box down the road to someone called 'Mr Hagger'! Said exactly what he says on this version. Hilarious- we couldn't stop laughing. Aah, the days of 10p phone calls and no tracking no cell phones AND you would even get a phone book in there!.....those were the days....
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Ya it’s kinda bad but that was back in the day for ya, Asian people trying to make an American type game lol
Crap game. Compare to the arcade game is a shame.
The soundtrack is not faithful from the original... Modern music killed the original sharm of the game... Graphics.... Seriously... the cps1 version were better and here we are really ugly... Just this game are mess...
I like the orignal better
TEE HEE HEE… M I S T E R H A G G A R
this is the best version of final fight ever made, this soundtrack even destroys the 360's and ps3's final fight double impact soundtrack i wish they used this soundtrack :(
+steve klarke I'm personally partial to "Mighty Final Fight" on NES, because it had great music, graphics, and they really added some great "level up" mechanics similar to Double Dragon. Though you're right, this is absolutely the best port of the arcade game (though it seems like it has some extra content).
The SNES port is actually really good also, Capcom was just lazy and omitted 2 player, for no good reason at all.
+poopmaster13 well mighty final fight is kinda a new diff game but still cool i agree, and they got ALOT lazier on the SNES port of final fight then that not only omiting 2 player but also having only 2 characters to chose from and an entire level was removed in the SNES version so theres alot to hate about the snes version sadly but it still had great music graphics and gameplay :) OH final fight 2 and 3 were fantic on SNES though
+steve klarke Best version is the arcade by far.
+Marcel Weber well of course i meant on console i shoulda said plus the music in this version is even better then the arcade i think :)
+poopmaster13 I personally think this is better then the arcade. For one reason the cut scenes have sound. Arcade version just writing to read. The sound on the sega cd version so awesome from the music to the cut scenes just everything best version hands down.
Damn this guy is awesome. Not getting hit even once in this game is a record breaking feat on it's own.
This game never looks old..
This soundtrack!!!
Man this music is awesome.
Yup it is. Man if I have this 'OST' in my "Favorites".
Seriously? 🤔
@@pablomoulin1 what
A pity the English voice acting isn't...
Awesome !! Great ost !!! So good to my ears !
"Hee hee hee... Mithter Haggar!" 😂 I used to think that was hilarious
I just played this and Sonic Cd after watching this😁 I STILL love my Sega Cd💯
The SNES always had better colours than the SEGA 16-bits, but FFCD was the best home version until the arcade itself became available through MAME and Capcom collections. Thanks to the CD, the tunes are still among the best.
The Snes didn't always have better colours. Do a bit of research.
@@Gambit771 And you can play the arcade version in MAME with the Sega CD music now, so that version's basically irrelevant.
@@Gambit771 compared to genesis measly 64 onscreen colors yes it did.
The SNES graphics were better when it came to colors, which I won't deny. That being even the Sega CD port did have greater detail, and animation, along with virtually everything else too.
@@freakyfornash the SNES versions of Arcade games were always closer to the arcade versions than Genesis versions. For example street fighter 2 was closer to the arcade than Genesis and had music closer to the arcade. Mortal Kombat on the SNES was closer to the arcade graphic wise and sound wide minus the blood or fatalities. Final fight on SNES was closer to the arcade minus a character. "Wow just like the Arcade"... I miss that catch phrase!
42:09 That Bay Area sountrack is amazing!
I never actually had this game, but seeing it still makes me nostalgic, because I can remember how when the Sega CD was first announced, I was dreaming of getting it one day and was reading an article about it in my favorite video game magazine over and over, looking at the pictures of the cool new games that were announced for the system, long before it ever came to Europe, where I lived. One of those games the article wrote about was this one.
I was nothing less than obsessed with the Sega CD and it felt as if I had to wait a thousand years from the day the Japanese version came out, till they finally brought it to Europe. I was worse than the little kid from that famous Christmas movie, who wants to have that air rifle and can hardly think of anything else, hehehe.
Sometimes I wish I could still get even half as enthusiastic about anything as I was back then.
Don't we all? I'll never forget how psyched I was when I got both this, and Sega CD for Christmas in 95, which was my signature gift that year! That was when Final Fight first truly came home for me, after the shoddy SNES port for certain too!
Oh god I loved this game.
Finally after 28 years I see the end.
The Game is from 1992? 27-28 years now?
@@lsadin2457 the original arcade version came out in 1989 and this Sega CD version came out in 1993.
@@RWL2012 THX!
@@lsadin2457 welcome :)
Funny thing is that sega ported this game themselves like strider on genesis.
Andre Wills Ive noticed that the girls in the SNES and Arcade version have much shorter skirts than the Sega CD version lol
The Snes versión Don't have this girls
Sega almost ported Street Fighter 2 CE/Turbo themselves, but Capcom thought it looked terrible and offered to port it to Genesis
Thursday121am That was only in USA, in japanese Final Fight CD Poison have the same hot clothes.
David Curry lol and Capcom's SF2 port looks awful, i doubt Sega's port would be worse, they actually knew how to work with the Genesis unlike Capcom.
A 3rd-party arcade-originated beat 'em up game by Capcom were ported by SEGA into the CD is better than SNES version (Guy will be separated and most of elements were modify), voice acting is messy than Japanese language however it's does really looks like 1980s action movie with some 80s music.
I still wonder to this day why the Mega/Sega CD never the commercial success it deserved to be. You had an additional 12Mhz 68000 CPU and a custom ASIC chip for sprite scaling and rotation (something that was planned for the Mega Drive itself but was cut for cost reasons) plus a cutsom PCM sound chip. I often wondered what games like Out Run and Power Drift would have looked like on the machine. The only drawback I can think of, was the Sega CD didn't increase the number of available on screen colours the Mega Drive offered.
"the mad gear must pay, she's my friend too" such good friends with Guy that his last sentance consisted of asking "Jessca" inquisitively?
I Haven't Got Into Final Fight
Early On Until This Came Out!!!!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Streets Of Rage😎
Kept Me Occupied Tho!!!!
One of the best video games for the system. I've had Final Fight CD for my Mega CD II back in 1993 and I absolutely love it, gameplay, music, etc...its a shame Sega didn't build in it 32x.
Holy shit. How did I not know about this version of Final Fight sooner?!
They did not animate those time attack backgrounds at all
Wow Wow, You saved all the game in your mind, each movement precisely done so this way no damage overall the playing!!
@ Soul Sacrafice: Guy punches Cody because he was upset Cody was ignoring Jessica. Not because he was jealous.
Best version of the game, better than all other ports and arcade
wrong, arcade is still the best
and the x68000 port is better than this too
Marcel I think it goes without saying the arcade is the best version, I'm pretty sure that what he meant is its the best version Outside of the arcade...I agree tho, the x68000 version is the best outside the arcade.
ok the arcade version is best, BUT the x68000 & Neo Geo versions ARE the arcade versions, they are not ports. Meaning sega cd version is second best then to arcade.
wat r u talking about ? arcade is best all the time , although music of sega cd is awsome.
This version is way better than the watered down Snes version which had two versions. The regular retail version with Cody and no Guy, and the Blockbuster exclusive Guy version without Cody. This one has all three fighters from the get-go.
You know what....I've been beating myself over the head trying to figure out what Sega game I had and I absolutely LOVED the OST. THIS IS IT! I couldn't remember the name but I knew I used to play it all the time! Even back then I recorded this on cd and played it in my car...never forget it...Pontiac GTP, white, had just put in MB Quart subs...man I can't believe I found this! =D
When the narrator spoke I went, “Whoa!” Because I didn’t know voice acting was used at any point for a port, it took me off guard.
why couldn't there be a Streets Of Rage CD
there is: Sega Classic Arcade Collection, the compilation cd with Golden Axe & the likes. The voices in streets of rage are massively improved in that version
wow, wow, wow. ur just perfect player. i am stunned
Man, the soundtrack has kind of a 70s Cyberpunk-ish thriller/cop movie vibe! So cool :D
This is my Favorite version !
great version of final fight and Capcom classics vol.1 are the best.
+Joan Agrossa You said it. I was excited when I heard the arcade was coming on Capcom classics vol.1. I've waited my whole life to beat it, and I was glad too. I even had to get this game from ebay just to add to my collection. A bit harder but I enjoyed it.
5:37 - I loved that level.
Without a doubt, this is the best console version of Final Fight ever made. The subway level and bayside level tracks are some of the greatest remade rock compositions I have heard in video game history (not to mention one of the best soundtracks PERIOD) and this game was SO addictive. I love this game so much.
hehehe mister Hagar!
I knew Dog the Bounty Hunter looked familiar! He was Thrasher in Final Fight!!
LOL
Epic 90s /80s style classic action movie music
I agree that this port certainly isn't arcade perfect but it's probably the closest out of the lot of them and it is a really good game. I like the music in the game, they seem to have deliberately gone for a seedy/cheesy 80's action film feel and it suits the feel of the play well and works, albeit as a one off gimmick and besides holding all the sprite data I guess they had to make use of the CD format in other ways too. I think however, the game would have done better if it had just been a standard Megadrive game on a big 16-Meg cartridge and come out a year or two earlier with music using the standard Megadrive sound chips and sans the atrocious voice acting!
I would love a genesis port, but it would certainly be a bit downgraded compared to this, since Sega CD is a bit faster than the genesis.
+Last Ninja Has nobody heard of Final Fight Double Impact? It's a perfect arcade port of the original. Plus, you also get Magic Sword; one of Capcom's other beat-em'-ups as well, making it a nice little package!
There's no way the Genesis could have possibly done Final Fight it's near full justice like the Sega CD version did though. Not sure it would have been any better than the badly butchered Super N.E.S. port either for that matter.
The SNES port was only butchered because it was on an eight-megabit ROM, and Capcom was new to the SNES's hardware. Had they been given a larger cartridge space and more experience (and possibly more time) it could've turned out pretty close to the arcade game.
I'm also sure that a stock Genesis could run Final Fight just fine. Just look at Streets of Rage 2, it has huge sprites and several enemies on screen. Of course the music wouldn't be as good as the CD version, but that's to be expected.
@17:08 oh you wanna call ur boys out? They get the sword too! lol
Mame version with this soundtrack. 50% Arcade + 50% Sega CD = 100% Perfect.
Sega cd along with the dreamcast sega Saturn panasonic 3do game gear turbo grafx 16 psp ps vita ps2 neo geo pocket color gamecube sega mega drive and atari 7800 was all underrated game consoles
The best Sega CD game and adaption from arcade to console
Ah, yes. The good old days when voice acting was handled not by professionals, but by whoever was in the office that day.
The biggest gripe I have with this version is the colours. That could have definitely been improved.
Yeah, but there was only so much that could be done with the Genesis/Sega CD's limited color palette. But they did very well with what they had to work with, especially since what the graphics didn't have in color was made up with in good detail, and better than the badly butchered Super N.E.S. port too.
There's a color hack of this game available
@@solarflare9078 Thanks for the reply Solar Flare. I have since recorded a playthrough of Pyron's colour hack for Final Fight CD. I always knew it could have had better colours.
Bred As Franky Cruz
Dug As Jacquad Johnson
Jake As Jemilah Dobson
Simons As Sholomo Merriweather
Que buena version existe de verdad ..?
the voice acting is sometimes weird and funny at same time . =P like this phone-call between haggar and the gears on the beginning . xD but awesome port of this game . =)
Awesome!!! Need to find this......hopefully
Hollywood As Franky Cruz Jacquad Johnson Sholomo Merriweather
El Gado As Jemilah Dobson Andre Redmond
33.00 What are those two guys doing in the background? :O
This is one of my all-time favourite arcade games and I remember being envious of the SNES for having this game then then I learned of its deficiencies. This port was the best of its time. I can't believe how big the sprites are and there doesn't appear to be any slowdown while on-screen. Sega copied heavily from this game with SOR and I love that series also. Thanks for sharing. Hearing the terrible voice acting is a nice touch also.
The voice acting is pretty bad.
Sad to say, that's the case in most Sega CD games.
Yeah they sound like assholes
That's Capcom for ya in the 90s
MrVolcomclassic how does an asshole sound?
he he he mister haggar
Least enthusiastic voice actor in existence.
Guy As Darius Lynch
Cody As Gerard Garnett
Haggar As Antonio Holmes
Jessica As Lacina Rowe
best port of the nineties , imo
Cody gets arrested for murder after this game. Its funny how Guy and Haggar weren't tried as accessorys to murder.
Because Cody was the one that delivered the killing blow, sending Belger out the window.
Not really. Cody got arrested multiple times for getting into fights after Mad Gear was destroyed. The first few times, Haggar used his position to bail him out, but Cody's violent tendencies escalated that Haggar eventually gave up on him, Jessica left him and Guy was off doing his own Bushin thing at the time, so he didn't know what was going on with Cody until Alpha 3.
Also Jessica was a bitch and left him and went to study to europe or something.
Cody went goomy and heavy drunken now. He doesn't care whenever he done a good or bad things anymore
All these answers are a lil off. That dirty cop u fight frames Cody in one of the games after this. Look it up
@thecowboy2 it's because guy has already a fiancee and if you had listen then you could that cody said jessica is his love from his childhood
love the music on the bay area stage! graphics are nice and very sharp with 2 player option and i see NO slowdown. easily one of the best home ports of an arcade game ever. it has the only upgrade that actually worked well - the music. many times, the music upgrade is bad like the ninja gaiden NES series on the snes trilogy cart, or mega man series from NES put onto the genesis/mega drive (wily wars cart). both of those games ruined the music. this enhances it.
Agreed, in this case the music brings it home. Also unlike the SNES version, all three characters are selectable and there's not a single iota of slowdown. This was hands down the best home conversion of the game.
IcedEarthaholic 2nd best. The X68000 'port' was far closer to what you saw in the Arcades.
whisper2053 i see
Emerald Golvellius The X68000 is probably the best conversion. But the MCD version is a slightly better game because of the music.
@Emerald Danjon yeah, as if anyone has ever even heard of an obscure PC by NEC, lol. So...FF CD is the best console version. Period.
The music on the Industrial Stage is one of my all time favorite OST alongside the Megaman/Rockman 2 OST!!! Oh the memories!!
Thanks for the upload.
Btw, why was this video set to private? I couldn't watch this about 2 days ago....
I know that but Capcom churned out countless side-scrollers for years after SF2 came out that didn't have the built-in Final Fight fanbase..
14:07 awkward freeze frame
I will never forget on Christmas morning back when I was a kid I woke up and Santa Claus brought me a Sega CD with this version of final fight this is probably the best version of the game the audio was tremendous the graphics were tremendous and it had voiceovers I remember that narrator at the beginning of the game classic! I still have this version of the game I know it's somewhere in my closet I wish they would make some type of retro clone consul that will run Sega CD Disk bass games so I can play it lol
Bass games? What?
Me too, when "Santa" got me this game, along with a Sega CD for Christmas in 95, and was the sole reason why I even wanted that otherwise mediocre console in the first place. This was when Final Fight truly came home, not counting the badly butchered Super NES port, which was a horrible injustice to the game.
@@bangerbangerbro "Disk bass games" = disc-based games
Note to Self
Don't piss off the mayor of Metro City
J. As James Gardner
Two.P As Tyrese Wandrick
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OmG. that is so old. this is unreal. we're dead. The Day of Judgment.
Cannot say I would expect those voices for the characters. Would assume they were abit deeper :)
On a sidenote - Guy and Cody talking to each other infront of a mirror...
It lacks in overall colour palette compared to the original one and, of course, is always a "translation" from the original CPS1 coin op hardware. The soundtrack is amazing, I wish the PS3 version had this one instead of the simple electronic remix. This one is instrumental, too damn good ;)
It's just a comment on the technical point of view, why dumb? Mega CD is the best version on the soundtrack but not on graphic (same palette of Amiga 500 by the way). Matter of fact.
If you compare the original graphic the best version is the coin op (which has is own structural limits anyway). Obviously! :/
And I compared two home systems...
That's why I mentioned an ideal "melt" between those two home systems, MCD and PS3. PS3 actually have a remastered soundtrack but is not orchestrated like this one, this one is amazing.
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About the graphic: I think is also a long gap between two types of programming that makes the MegaCD version animperfect translation, interpretation. Probably at those times the gap was too huge between the two machines. If you watch closer, this version is totally different in the way the sprites moves (falling, been hit) making the overall playability slightly different from the coin-op. I'm sure about that cause when I was 8, I spent a fortune on the coin-op lol :D
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The pants of Roxy and Poison are ridiculous!
Missed the old days when everything from Japan was banned for no reason.
I would love it if you could find and post a longplay of Dark Wizard, for Sega CD. Preferably with Robin. :) :)
Ultimate Final Fight
ending is just as exceptional
I disagree with both of your comments. The music in the first level perfectly depicts the fight that lies ahead, while the later levels are more "cheerful" as the victory comes nearer. Besides, if you watched action movies in the 80's and early 90's, the soundtracks featured similarly "ironic" tunes.
Music is very similar to street fighter Q-Sound system in ssfii and alpha era.
Why are all the shops on the last level called "Nin Nin"?
What u guys think about CD version?
It's amazing, and far better than the badly flawed Super NES port, despite it still not being quite (but fairly close to) arcade perfect though.
freakyfornash uh huh
This was AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's good, but the music sucks. No harsh FM. No strong bass. Not much "aggressive" tunes. Nothing.
Andore As Amajay Pittman Darius Lynch
Andore Jr. As Dennis Wells Jonathan Houston
that jump kick at 33:50 is pretty epic lol
It looks pretty good, not sure I like the music, but it's nice for a remix of the game. The Sega CD really boosted the colors for Genesis combo.
Guy was always my favorite
The voice is pretty good i ❤ final fight i play that all the time
the opening scene had some hilarious voice acting, i bought the ps3 arcade version and its faithful to the orginal arcade machine down to the blood
because you bought an Emulator and a ROM-file.... that's something totally different
27:42 favorite part
This is a great game and one that looks worse emulated then it does playing on regular composite.
Axl As Claudio Ortega Robert McGee
Slash As David Little Jul Jr Fabian Zatate
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Man this guy is too good. Wish I was that good and not get hit at all. I'll be lucky to try and beat it without using a continue.
guy beats up cody at the end? i don't get it
He was running away from Jessica, Guy basically told him "dont be a dick"
NOT I DON'T CARE THIS SHIT 27:43 THE OMG IS REALLY BAD YOU HAVE BROKEN ALL CHARM OF THE GAME.... BROKE THE BEST PART I CAN'T CARE THIS!!!!
The dialogue in the end was corny, especially with Jessica's lines. Still love this game. The gaming industry needs 2 do a remake along with Streets of Rage.
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Too bad there's not a single fan remake as good as SORR, and neither SEGA nor Capcom have given a shit about these series lately.
@giftofgab247
And it only took them a quarter of a century to make a sequel. Regardless, I'm glad my reply aged like milk.
1:05 - exceptional acting
@SamusDrake Or at least used this soundtrack for the PS2 Capcom Classics version. this is just SO much better than the arcade.
I keep hearing how this conversion is arcade perfect but there are a lot of sound effects missing and the colors are not that great either, even compared to the Amiga version.
Ghost81 To compare Final Fight CD to the crappy 16 colors Amiga one ... wow. Final Fight CD can't be Arcade Perfect because CPS1 has more colors than the MD, except of that it's an excellent conversion.
+SamaSaku1 Amiga Final Final is one of the worst arcade conversions I've ever played. A strange thing about Amiga fans is that they seem to prefer style over substance: Amiga version has more colours therefor the Amiga version is better. Daft logic.
+trip2themoon Actually the amiga version has less colours than the Mega Cd version ... it's the same version has on Atari ST and Atari ST could display only 16 colours on screen.
SamaSaku1 I remembered the Amiga version being better, to be honest: I must have substituted memories of the arcade original and though it was Amiga. It does look pretty crap.
+SamaSaku1 More colours does not make a better game. I loved my Amiga, I still have my A1200 but Final Fight was a horrendous conversion. Thank God I only paid £3 for a pirate from The Barras market in Glasgow.
OK seriously. WTF @ 1:11:15 hahahahaha!! Looks like the 'crippled big-boss' took a page out of Vega's book w/ the wall dive =P
True enough, would have been fucking monumental though.
I'd love a big budget treatment for a new Final Fight
Better than the arcade.... the music is beautiful